Show I Mr ilIr Wilsons Wilson's patience I MILLIONS S of ot Americans will cordially agree with President Wilson In his re remark remark re re- I mark I am Impatient that the talk which has lias got sot to last until next Tuesday should be over over But It will vill not escape man many of ot these I millions that Mr Wilson Is not permitting his Impatience to Induce him to cease his own contributions to tho the delu deluge e of or words or of to relieve in an any measure the tho paucity of ot Ideas President Wilsons Wilson's ability to irritate tho those thoe who do not agree with him has hIlS probably probably ahl ably never ne been exceeded b by an any other pub lic lie man mal malTo To his admirers his loft lofty assumption assumption as ns- of or superiority and or total detachment detach detach- meat ment from such stick sordid mundane brutal things as politics and votes votes votes' probably seems the la IJ t word In super To his critics his attitude seems Insincere his I words so 50 at variance with his acts as ns to be bem m meaningless and his pretense preten e of ot I ence a mere pose unworthy any man who I Iha ha has risen to the dizzy height or the American Ameri Amen can cnn presidency Those Thoc c who believe the President ent an opportunist opportunist op op- op who feel teel that he constantly trims his Ills sails sails' to catch every even breeze of popular favor or and amI who therefore prow grow increasingly impatient nt with his seeming Artificiality aro are confirmed in their views b by his every public public public pub pub- lic appearance app arance The These e cannot convince themselves for In Instance tance that Mr Wilson believes believes be he- what he says when he accuses of lack lace of patriotism any that criticizes es his foreign policies Nor or can the they accept as true his supposed friendship for tor labor or for tor the cause of or preparedness ness in view of hI his public I r record on both questions Readers of or the Presidents President's remark at Buffalo on Wednesday that we ac are not afraid to fight i ht remember er that he said Mid at a few days dars after the was as sunk that we Ye are too proud to fight Tho Those e who read of oC his expressed eagerness to help union labor remember that before hl his entrance Into politics and consequent dependence upon upon tho the labor vote not even among the most unyielding of capita capitalists was there thero a more bitter hitter enemy of or union la labor la- la bor bOlo than he as his published remarks s amply disclosed When hen he speaks of the Adamson law as promoting the tho health and happl- happl n s of ot the trainmen through fewer hours of ot labor none knows better than the thc PresIdent President President Pres Pres- ident himself that he Is participating in a deception for tor that law does not reduce nor does It pretend to to re reduce ucc the number of ot hours the trainmen labor When hen he champIons champions cham chain preparedness and counts It to his own virtue that he does so 50 nas the country countr forgotten or can he forget torget that ho alternately alternately alter alter- natch denounced and ridiculed those who launched the preparedness movement mo and fought rouGht it at every turn until Its Increasing Ing popularity pointed to him the path of or political political cal ex expediency Upon these few subjects his mind has undergone a radical change There are numerous others equally as Important which gives reason for boiler belief that after all aU Mr Wilson ma may change chango his mind about his indifference to the verdict at the tho polls next Tuesday and ma may even conclude he ho would have liked to have been President for four tour years more |